New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-29
D. D. WIrHERS's FITZRoY.
THE JULIETTA COLT WINS THE CLAREN-
DON STAKES AND A NAME.
HANOVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE FAIR

yesterday. There was great curiosity to see how
olevery the unbeaten Hindoo colt could handle 10
pounds. cambridge was also taken out ana Win tne
6ngpin and Dwyer Stables unrepresentnd compare
Evely little interest taken in the race Ornamme
who always likes as light burden as the Handicapped
will give him. was In ut los pounds. 10 the opinion
of many horsemen lie had chance With that weight
and AZ he had been named to start in the second race
ut nnety-fve pounds, everybody supposed he would
be withdrawn IRON the Clarendon But fate and
Mr. Sheridan decreed otherwise The starter had seen
ct to suspend Bender, tho Fairfax stables hgn'-
weight jockey, and Mr.. Waicott was unable TO GET
good rider tor his colt at the weight aiiot.eu; ir
Sheridan was obdurate, and In justice to Orinamme
the stable withdrew him from the handicap win the
intention OF sending him for second money IN the
Clarendon Mr.. Waloott courteously eonceding hrst
money to Hanover, who up to $3.50 O'CLOCK was CON
sidsred sure starter But no good jockey could De
had nj 1Os pounds! SO Fitzpatrick, the stables
heavyweight was obliged TO ride the colt, and when
he went to scale had TO declare three and hail
pounds over, g ling the gray 111l2 pounds. with
that burden, even when Hanovers name was
scratched, Mr. Wacot had little ope OF winning eno
race. MOI was he deceived. 49,
The msfortunes o. the Fairfax Stable are many. NO
stable is more deserving OF success none has peeh
more generous in its management, yet a stumbling
block is ever In its path Slumber seemed to have an
excellent chance in the two-yearold selling race,
but IL was ruthlessly thrown away by most Unfair
start The FLY was beaten before she ran step.
Does Mr. Sheridan discriminate with care IN MS
rchool of discipline Does nothing influence hiu 10
Juspcnd this jockey and permit that to escape the
pbials OF his wrath Wonder ii he could be induced
10 requlate Mclaughlin Hamilton, or any one OF
the leading Jockeys How the light weights do suffer
Old MARYLAND, the cripple, won his race without
touch of whip or spur When Sheridan called on MIN
half way down the home stretch, he broke through
the ruck as tornado sweeps through pine forest
Hamilton should be lectured. One of these fine days
Mr., Hagcn is going to lose handsome stake by the
boy,s alleged smartness. He draws 1t entirely too
fine" to suit the nerves OF his hackers Ihe way nc
held Ichi Ban back made pulses Halter
Wickham game race. only game morse
could have won with such riding Is IL not Tune %
give Springfield to the crows Maggie ). and Ph
Lee are dangerous, and should be carefully wa'cneu
by the talent"
King Crab should be made to give an account OF
himself To think OF his capital performances on T.
enough to give student Of form Mysteries mercury
was genuine surprise to his stable as well as TO me
outside public. Tongue Is not IN to the form OF tne
majority of the Sensation year-olds. She ran au
exec ytvnaly poor race. .
Bendigo has too big name. 1t weighs him down
40 that he can't run last enough to beat cow Inc
DIV must expect to wonderful Improvement in
him, else they would not Keep him. Ihey always diu
have fancy fer Luke Blackburns colts. 1t is one
of their few sentmentalities.
EVERYDAY oongratulates the master OF Brookdale
upon the success of the King ErnestJulietta colt Inc
race going cOmmunity will be pleased to learn That
as soon as the blazefaced bay passed the post a
winner by two lengths Mr.. Withers endowed him with
q name. Hereafter he will be known as Fitzroy May
t 4; tocs thar Mr. Withers though t the Minority
colt would be the winner and when it turned out ihe
other way he took the train for home. Never mind ;
the Minority will yet reach his majority and win
name.
TORS under cover. But for the thres tening clouds
more than 900 persons would have seen the races
i, being the first holiday of the racing season 1t
was heavy day with the book makers all OF them
doing q rushing business. But the odds they gave
were stingy No sensational were run, but all
well worth going to see
The details are below:
FIRST RACE-PURsE 5000. SPECIAL WEIGHTS, SIX FUR
LONGS
E. W. Hefncr's b. h. MARYLAND by sprinGbok; Lorena
J. B. HagsiS'. i Sr g ich Ban, s. 10 Hamilton,
s,oS. e g. a e h. e9s1
EaS$ S$Sy. 6 Gen Roy sy Ash d
phi % Ws sS; c F FsIGSSSo
Excelsior stables b. H. hrambleon d. q
Mason & SON; b. ~ Pink Cottage aged lis. cosisot 9
Climax to Ban to Rose wood to l. Royal Arch
20 Talsehooa 20 TO Franz % TO l. the others 80 to
Harry Russell was Withdrawn. An excellent start
anshed SsS SH and Royal Arch Inc
IR e 9aST oS nb S0ue Here
nent position but Vas not abe to hold a wen es
brought him up rush Ieh Ban had been ranninE
GEN. Nav fell back When way
Iasa who had oo through by rails
length lchi Ban second half aiengh before Climax third
SECOND RAoE-HANDIc1r. S25 EACH; 800 ADDED
p Cribs CHI h. wickham, by willfu Eclptic, yrs 10S
@ b Morris: ch C. Phil Lee l. EIsel
y + %s%ansss fSsa S Tsys3
W. l. scoirs ch: g. Bronzomarte 9O...... (RiyeTs,
Maggie j. to l. Phil Lee 10 XdOnls i. BrOnzomaric
~ 70 ,r.s ers ar.v tolowed hv pronzon,arte and
PHI Lee Maggie the lead they passed INC stand
post Wicxha@ NTH place and Maggie J Bronze
sS @ ass s the os
marte retired beaten and wckham moved up RAPIDLY In
Gonfaon and Orhamme were withdrawn
THIRD RAcE-BEDroRD STAKES; Two-YEAI-OLDs. $50
~ s,ss EACH, 81 $50 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs.
J.B Haggins oh. {. Mercury by King Ban, Flora ~
lssps b f7ls%Ss flIiisSSsl%{
TsS T1y ri5
W. %sidsns CHI ch fonfaaa
MsIsIry. e f,ia@es ITO / JS6,qqS e / ,0u, FIT,
FOrnS% r Tea . Tray sad s
Stretch and turn Mercury moved uP In
the run home The Hsggn pair led closely pressed ny lord
IN Winner By half length Ftzame. lengths be-
was never the kngdsh and Guarantee were win
drawn
FOURTH RAcE-CLARESDoS STAKES. THREEYEAR.OIDs {:
$50 EACH. i.250 ADDED; SPECIAL WEIGHT CoNDI-
TIoNs. III MILES.
D. d. witherss b. C. Fitzroy by King Erne.tJulietta,
Ia arr Stable. sr G. oiiiamnc los car ii
D. ~. Withers's b. C. by stonehenge- Minority. los
W Jcnninss. b. c Dan6cyne tDeaohSei
J.. SCOTS Pomona, l03 (Rivers) D
Tme-2:lU.
Betting Orifamme to Dunboy to l. Minority colt
3 TO !, Fitzroy TO l, Pomona is TO !.
Hanover and cambridge withdrawn. After short
horses a fair
Ornanme in the lead Before they reached the stand
Mccarthy Fitzroy to the front and they
passed in this ORDER Fizroy, orinsmme Minority
colt Pomona. Fitzroy headed At the
quarter led lengths In the along the back
the Minority colt joined Oriammo and tho raced
urlong Dunboyne and Pomona trailing
lengths behind. At tho hstme the Minority colt had
and fell back beaten leaving the Ftzroy and
Orsmme The colt displayed great courage under the
whip lacked the speed close Fzoy tho latter
won handily ngths Ofamme second lengths
before the Minority colt bird. the beaten OF.
FIFTH RAcE-PURsE 5000; Two-Y EAR-OLDs SELLING.
FIVE FURLOSGs
r.. oh. T. Kirmcsse, by Alarm. Waltz. 102 n,
- &c